ENGLAND AND SRI LANKAN TEAMS MARK A MINUTE SILENCE FOR DEATH OF BRADMAN BEFORE FIFTH...

ENGLAND AND SRI LANKAN TEAMS MARK A MINUTE SILENCE FOR DEATH OF BRADMAN BEFORE FIFTH DAY'S PLAY IN THE FIRST TEST IN GALLE. England and Sri Lankan teams bow their heads to mark a minute silence as a show of respect for the death of legendary Australian batsman Sir Donald Bradman before the start of the fifth day's play in the first test at the Galle International cricket stadium February 26, 2001. England are five wickets for 174 runs in their second innings at lunch after they were all out for 253 runs in their first innings, only 17 runs short of avoiding the follow-on, after Sri Lanka declared at five for 470 runs in their first innings.